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Websocket convention is more intuitive from the point of the Receiver
See original GitHub issueCurrently websockets on 0.18 are
read -> Sends messages to the RealWorld™
write -> Receives messages from RealWorld™
This is pretty backwards. Most people writing websocket services think of it from the point of the server.
@ChristopherDavenport Had a good convention for this:
read -> serverWrite or maybe serverEmit
write -> serverRead
This is a simple rename, but should also be accompanied by it being noted in the scaladoc.
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Alright. @rsoeldner, PR would be appreciated. 😃
@rossabaker 👍 for a shared client/server model